India’s state telecom operator BSNL plans to upgrade its network across India from its current 4G infrastructure to 5G in the next 6-8 months, as per Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. This upgrade is indigenously developed, marking both a technological milestone and a nod towards telecom self-reliance. This transition will impact digital inclusion and connectivity, especially in […]
Bengaluru is launching an AI-driven “Mobility Digital Twin” (MDT) costing around ₹1 crore to better predict and manage traffic in the city. What’s unique: this model doesn’t assume drivers behave perfectly (as many models do); it simulates real human driving behavior, incorporating data from signals, ride-aggregators, vehicles, etc. The MDT will be used by traffic
In a bold move that could redefine the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, Nvidia and Fujitsu have announced a strategic partnership aimed at creating a comprehensive AI infrastructure. This collaboration is set to accelerate AI adoption across sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, environmental technology, advanced computing, and customer service, with ambitious goals targeting
Maharashtra’s new 2025 policy elevates AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Comics) + XR (Extended Reality) to the status of industry, infrastructure, and essential service. This means these technologies can operate 365 days a year, receive institutional support, and attract investments more easily. The move signals the state’s ambition to transform into a creative-tech hub. As
U.S.-based Natsoft and its subsidiary Updraft have filed a lawsuit against Indian IT services major Hexaware, seeking $500 million for alleged patent violations. The suit claims Hexaware improperly incorporated Natsoft’s tech for automated code testing, legacy modernization, and AI code generation into its own solutions. The case highlights growing tensions around intellectual property, especially in
India’s ambitious Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train corridor is gearing up to use Japan’s advanced E10 Shinkansen trains, capable of speeds up to 320 km/h. In preparation, E5 Shinkansen models will be tested first to ensure safety, interoperability, and readiness of infrastructure. This Indo-Japanese collaboration not only promises a faster travel revolution but also signals deeper tech
AI startup Anthropic, backed by big investors like Google and Amazon, has confirmed plans to ramp up hiring in India and other regions, aiming to triple its global workforce by 2025. India is becoming a central node in its expansion, with roles spanning research, engineering, and operations. This move signals how India is emerging as
Technology is evolving at lightning speed, and with each passing year, new innovations reshape how we live, work, and interact with the world. As we look toward 2026, several breakthrough trends are set to disrupt industries and create opportunities for those who are ready to adapt. Whether you’re a business leader, professional, or simply curious
The manufacturing world is undergoing rapid change. From global supply chain pressures to the rising need for sustainability, companies are rethinking how they design, produce, and deliver products. At the center of this transformation is the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital twin technology. Recently, L&T Technology Services (LTTS) and Siemens Digital Industries Software
The Global Sports Innovation Center (GSIC) and Sportzprix have officially announced a strategic collaboration aimed at accelerating the adoption and development of sports technology in India. This partnership marks a significant milestone in the country’s journey towards leveraging innovation to enhance performance, fan engagement, and the overall sports ecosystem. Driving Innovation in Sports India’s sports
